European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 7, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 22 the stars and stripes tuesday february 7,1989 basketball National basketball Assn. Eastern conference Atlantic division w l pet. Go new York 30 16 .652 Philadelphia 25 20 .556 41/. Boston 22 23 .489 7v, new Jersey 17 28 .378 12/ Washington 6 27 .372 12 /. Charlolle 12 34 .261 18 Central division Cleveland 34 10 .773 Detroit 0 13 .698 3v, Milwaukee 29 14 .674 4 a Atlanta 28 17 .622 6 a Chicago 5 19 .568 9 Indiana 11 33 .250 23 Western conference Midwest division Houston 27 17 614 Utah 7 18 .600 Dallas 22 20 .524 4 Denver 4 23 .511 41/, san Antonio 13 31 .295 14 Miami 5 33 .116 21 /1 Pacific division . Lakers 32 14 696 Seattle 28 16 .636 3 Phoenix 7 17 .614 4 Golden state 24 19 .558 6 /. Portland 24 20 .545 7 Sacramento 12 32 .273 19 clippers 0 35 .222 21 sunday s results Cleveland 110. Charlotte 91 Detroit 113. Chicago 102 Seattle 89. Boston 87 Miami 102. Sacramento 98 Houston 124. Denver 112 . Lakers 134. New Jersey 116 monday s games All times est Utah at Phoenix. 9 30 . Dallas Al . Clippers 10 30 . Tuesday s games Washington Al new York 7 30 . Seattle Al new Jersey. 7 30 . Cleveland at Milwaukee. 8 . Charlotte at Chicago 8 30 . Miami at Utah 9 30 . San Antonio at Sacramento. 10 30 . Dallas Al Portland 10 30 . Pistons 1 13, bulls 102 Chicago Pippen 5-10 0-011, Grant 3-11 2-2 8. Cartwright 3-7 2-2 8, Jordan 10-18 7-b 28, Vin cent 6-7 0-0 12. Hodges 3-6 1-2 8, Sellers 3-5 0-0 6. Corzine 2-6 0-2 4, Paxson 7-9 0-0 17, Haley 0-1 0-0 0, Davis 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 42-80 12-16 102 Detroit Dantley 6-11 9-11 21, Salley 1-2 2-4 4. Laimbeer 7-14 2-2 16, Johnson 10-17 7-8 27 Thomas 8-16 3-3 19, Williams 1-5 0-0 2, Edwards 4-7 0-0 8, Rodman 6-8 4-4 16. Mahorn 0-1 0-0 0 totals 43-81 27-32 113. Chicago 31 19 24 28102 Detroit 28 31 25 29113 three Point goals Paxson 3, Pippen Jordan Hodges. Fouled out Pippen. Rebounds Chi Cago 41 Pippen Grant Jordan 6detroit 44 Rodman 13. Assists Chicago 30 Jordan 10detroit 25 Thomas 9. Total fouls Chicago 25, Detroit 15. Technical Detroit coach Daly de troit illegal defense Chicano illegal defense a21.454. Cavaliers 1 10, hornets 91 Cleveland Sanders 4-102-2 10, Williams 5 12 2-2 12. Daugherty 9-14 5-7 23. Harper 10-13 4 5 25, Price 9-15 0-0 20, Ehlo 2-6 3-5 7, Valentine 1 7 3-4 5. Dudley 1-2 0-2 2, Hubbard 0-1 0-0 0, keys 2-6 0-0 4, Rollins 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 44-89 19-27 110. Charlotte Rambis 8-12 0-0 16, Reid 6-14 0-0 13. Cureton 2-3 0-0 4, Chapman 4-12 1-2 9, Holton 1-3 0-0 2. Tripucka 5-13 4-6 14, Kempton 1-2 0-0 2, Bogues 2-5 1-2 5. Curry 5-12 2-2 12, Hoppen 4-4 0-0 8. Lewis 0-1 0-0 0, Green 3-6 0-0 6. Totals 41-87 8-1291. Cleveland 33 21 35 21110 Charlotte 22 21 20 28 91 three Point goals Price 2, Harper Reid. Fouled out none. Rebounds Cleveland 58 Wil Liams 10. Charlotte 46 Rambis 8. Assists Cleveland 27 Harper 8charlotte 28 Bogues 9 total tools Cleveland 15, Charlotte 22 a 23,388. Supersonics 89, celtics 87 Seattle Mckey 5-17 7-9 17, Cage 3-8 0-2 6 Lister 5-7 0-0 10, Ellis 12-21 4-4 30, Mcmillan 5-9 0-0 10, Mcdaniel 3-11 0-0 6, Lucas 0-1 0-0 0, Reynolds 3-5 4510, polynice 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 36 7915-2089. Boston Mchale 11-18 9-10 31, Lewis 8-20 1-4 17, Parish 8-19 3-4 19, 1-7 0-0 2 Shaw 0-2 0-0 0, Ainge 7-13 0-0 18, Paxson 0-2 0-0 0, acres 0-0 0-0 0, Lohaus 0-1 0-0 0, Grandison 0 0 0-0 0. Totals 35-82 13-18 87. Seattle 25 25 20 1989 Boston 8 22 23 1487 Throe Point goals Ainge 4, Ellis 2. Fouled out none. Rebounds Seattle 47 Cage 13,. Boston 53 Parish 23. Assists Seattle 22 Mcmillan 8boston 23 Parish 7. Total fouls Seattle 20, Boston 20. A14,890. Heat 102, Kings 98 Sacramento Mccray 4-9 4-5 12, Pinckney 6-12 1-4 13, 3-8 2-3 8, Pressley 4-8 2-2 11, 8-18 4-5 20, Berry 5-10 2-2 14, Kline 5-6 2-2 12, Del negro 4-9 0-0 8. Totals 39 8017-2398. Miami Long 5-7 3-7 13, 2-8 5-6 9, Seikaly 5-102-3 12, Edwards 5-11 2-2 12, spar Row 3-10 1-1 7, Sundvold 8-18 3-3 20, Cummings 10-13 4-4 24, Hastings 1-3 0-0 2, Neal 1-1 0-0 2, Mitchell 0-1 1-2 1.totals 40-82 21-28 102. Sacramento 17 23 27 31 98 Miami 20 25 35 22102 three Point goals Berry 2, Pressley Sund Vold. Fouled out none. Rebounds Sacramento 55 Kleine 10miami 41 Long 8. Assists Sacramento 23 8miami 29 Sparrow 11. Total fouls Sacramento 22, Miami 21. Technical Mccray . A15,008. Rockets 1 24, nuggets 11 2 Denver Cooper 0-5 4-4 4, English 7-20 5-7 19, Schayes 5-6 0-2 10, Adams 6-11 4-5 17, lever 9-24 2-2 20, Davis 12-19 0-1 25, Turner 1-4 0-0 2, Greenwood 0-3 2-2 2, Cook 1-6 0-0 2, Rasmussen 4-9 3-4 11, Hanzlik 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 45-108 20-27 112. Houston Short 9-13 4-4 23, Thorpe 6-11 2 4 14, Olajuwon 6-22 5-8 17, Floyd 5-11 4-4 16, Woodson 8-11 2-2 18, Mccormick 5-10 2-2 12, Chievous 4-6 4-5 12, Berry 4-5 2-2 10, 1-4 0-1 2. Nevitt 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 48-93 25-32 124. Denver 6 3t 30 25112 Houston 32 44 21 27124 three Point goals Floyd 2, Davis Adams Short. Fouled out Cooper. Rebounds Denver 57 lever 13houston 65 Olajuwon 14. Assists Denver 27 lever English 8houston 28 Floyd 8. Total fouls Denver 22, Houston 21. Technical Woodson Olajuwon. A16,611. Lakers 1 34, nets 116 new Jersey Morris 12-19 3-4 29, 5-6 3-5 13. Carroll 4-12 2-2 10. Conner 7-11 0-0 16. Hopson 9-16 3-4 21. Hinson 2-6 8-10 12, 2-4 0-0 4, Mcgee 3-7 0-1 6. Bagley 0-2 0-0 0 Shackleford 0-0 1-21, 1-2 0-0 2 Jones 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 46-86 20-28 116, los Angeles lakers Green 3-10 3-4 9 worthy 9-13 4-7 22, Abdul Jabbar 8-17 2-2 18 Coop fir 4-9 4-4 13, Johnson 11-16 4-4 27, Wool Ridge 7-10 6-7 20. Thompson 1-4 2-2 4, Mcnamara 0-0 0-2 0. Campbell 6-8 5-5 17, Rivers 1-2 2-2 4 lamp 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 50-89 32-39 134. New Jersey 32 28 37 19116 los Angeles lakers 34 27 38 35134 three Point goals Morris 2, Conner 2, Coop or Johnson. Fouled out none. Rebounds new Jersey 45 Hinson 8. Los Angeles 49 Abdul Jabbar 9. Assists new Jersey 24 con Ner 11. Los Angeles 28 Johnson 13. Total fouls new Jersey 28, los Angeles 18. Technical los Angeles Bench. A17,505. Continental basketball Assn. Sunday s results Charleston 123, Topeka 120 Wichita Falls 112, Pensacola 111 Quad City 112, Tulsa 94 Rockford 112, rapid City 103 la Crosse 107, Rochester 95 College How men s top 20 fared How the associated press top 20 men s col lege basketball teams fared sunday 1. Oklahoma 18-3 did not play. 2. Illinois 18-3 lost to no. 9 Iowa 86-82, 3. North Carolina 18-4 did not play. 4. Arizona 17-2 beat Washington 85-68. 5. Missouri 20-3 did not play. 6. Georgetown 17-2 beat Villanova 69-55. 7. Louisville 16-3 did not play. 8. Florida state 17-2 did not play. 9. Iowa 17-4 beat no. 2 Illinois 86-82. 10. Seton Hall 19-3 did not play. 11. Michigan 17-4 did not play. 12. Duke 15-4 beat notre Dame 102-80. 13. North Carolina state 14-4 did not play. 14. Syracuse 19-4 did not play. 15. Ohio state 15-5 did not play. 16. Nevada Las vegas 14-5 did not play. 17. Indiana 18-5 did not play. 18. West Virginia 17-2 beat Rutgers 60-58. 19. Louisiana state 15-6 did not play. 20. Stanford 17-5 did not play. Sunday s men s scores East Clarkson 79, Hobart 77 flu Madison 86, Juniata 83 Georgetown 69, Villanova 55 Green Mountain 105, Unity Maine 71 la Salle 111, american u. 91 West Virginia 60, Rutgers 58 South Centre 106, Sewanee 75 Florida 78, Mississippi 67 Georgia 84, Kentucky 72 Midwest Duke 102, notre Dame 80 Iowa 86, Illinois 82 Southwest Rice 67, Houston 66 far West Arizona 85, Washington 68 exhibition Marathon Oil 82, St. John s 81 sunday s women s scores East Clarkson 70, Alfred 57 Ithaca 75, St. Lawrence 66 county 74, Siena 66 Providence 77, George Washington 66 South St. Augustine s 90, Shaw 57 Tennessee tech 81, Georgia St. 58 w. Kentucky 79, 47 Midwest Akron 77, 62 Depaul 90, Cleveland state 47 Iowa 63, Northwestern 53 Michigan 74, Illinois 67 Purdue 76, Michigan St. 70 hockey5 i by National hockey league Wales conference Patrick division Pittsburgh by rangers Washington Philadelphia new Jersey by islanders w 30 28 27 27 19 18 l 18 19 19 24 25 32 t 5 8 10 3 10 3 pts 65 64 64 57 48 39 of 247 221 197 209 192 174 a 221 196 180 183 226 222 Adams division Montreal Buffalo Boston Hartford Quebec 37 24 21 21 19 14 24 23 28 31 6 6 11 4 6 80 54 53 46 44 218 196 182 190 189 Campbell conference 162 206 182 191 246 Norris division Detroit St. Louis Minnesota Chicago Toronto Calgary los Angeles Edmonton Vancouver Winnipeg 24 20 17 18 17 23 23 24 30 32 8 10 13 7 5 56 50 47 43 39 216 185 185 211 158 smythe division 37 28 27 20 18 11 21 23 28 25 8 5 6 7 9 82 61 60 47 45 243 274 239 179 205 217 192 203 235 222 161 235 215 182 233 sunday s results Pittsburgh 5, Boston 2 Philadelphia 3, Washington 1 Detroit 6, Winnipeg 2 new Jersey 4, Edmonton 2 new York islanders 3, Quebec 2 Minnesota 5, new York rangers 3 Calgary 5, Vancouver 4 St. Louis 5, Chicago 4 monday s games no games scheduled tuesday s game All times est All Star game at Edmonton 9 35 . Wednesday s game no games scheduled thursday s games los Angeles at Boston 7 35 . Buffalo at Hartford 7 35 . Quebec at Pittsburgh 7 35 . Winnipeg at new York rangers 7 35 . New Jersey at Detroit 7 35 . Edmonton at Philadelphia 7 35 . Calgary at St. Louis 8 35 . Vancouver at Minnesota 8 35 . Penguins 5, Bruins 2 Pittsburgh 1 2 25 Boston o 12 first period1, Boston. Linseman 15 que7 14. 2, Pittsburgh Quinn 27 p Bourque Young. 12 35 up. Second period3, Pittsburgh Ouinn 28, 13 36 up. 4, Pittsburgh Brown 39 erred14 23. Third period5, Pittsburgh Brown 40 Lemieux 2 33. 6, Pittsburgh Brown 41 Coffey quinn9 21 up. 7, Boston Neeley 26 que wesley16 42 up. Shots on goal Pittsburgh 7-4-819. Boston 16-10-1945. Power play opportunities Pittsburgh 3 of 6 Boston 1 of 10. Goalies Pittsburgh Young 7-3-0 45 shots-43 saves. Boston Moog 12-9-7 19-14. A14,448. Flyers 3, capitals 1 Philadelphia 1 1 1 3 Washington o 01 first period1, Washington Druce 6, 7 13. 2, Philadelphia Propp 23 Mellanby bullard14-30 up second period3, Philadelphia Tocchet 28 Kerr mantha2 01 up. Third period1, Philadelphia Sulliman 6, 3 35. Shots on goal Philadelphia 8-11-221. Washington 5-17-931. Power play opportunities Philadelphia 2 of 3 Washington 0 of 5. Goalies Philadelphia Hextall 23-18-3 31 shots-30 saves. Washington Peeters 12-6-3 21 18. A18,130. Devils 4, oilers 2 new Jersey 1 3 o4 Edmonton o 1 2 first period1, Edmonton Mcclelland 4 Buchberger acton3 16. 2, new Jersey Muller 22 Albelino broten14 19 up. Second period3, new Jersey Brown 9 Loi selle13 30. 4, new Jersey Verbeek 17 Muller broten14 46. 5, new Jersey Muller 23 ver Beek wolanin19 00. Third period6, Edmonton Simpson 22 car son gregg6 59 up. Shots on goal new Jersey 9-15-428. Edmonton 9-8-825. Power play opportunities new Jersey 1 of 8edmonton 1 of 4. Goalies new Jersey Burke 16-18-9 25 shots-23 saves. Edmonton Fuhr 13-17-4 28 24. A17,298. Red wings 6, jets 2 Detroit 1 3 26 Winnipeg o 12 first period1, Detroit Gallant 31 Yzerman sharpies7 45. 2, Winnipeg Ashton 18 Ellett olausson18 12 up. Second period3, Detroit Barr 17 Graves dates3 05. 4, Detroit Krentz 2 Oates barr7 46. 5, Detroit Yzerman 49 maclean11 39. Third period6, Detroit Maclean 30 Yzer Man gallant10 04. 7, Detroit Yzerman 50 Chiasson burr14 05. 8, Winnipeg Duncan 9 Berry mcbain19 22. Shots on goal Detroit 10-12-931. Winnipeg 7-11-1028. Power play opportunities Detroit 0 of 3 Winnipeg 1 of 4. Goalies Detroit Hanlon 10-9-5 28 shots-26 saves. Winnipeg Roddick 10-10-7 31-25 a15,185. North stars 5, rangers 3 Minnesota 3 o 2 5 new York rangers 1 1 13 first period1, Minnesota Gavin 5 Bellows archibald1 23. 2, new York Leetch 16 Wilson patrick4 56 up. 3, Minnesota Rouse 3 Habscheid broten5 34. 4, Minnesota Bellows 22 Gavin chambers14 42. Second period5, new York Mullen 24 Shaw hardy9 43 up. Third period6, new York Hardy 4 petit3 34. 7, Minnesota Bellows 23 Broten habscheid6 26 up. 8, Minnesota Habscheid 16 Coccarelli archibald7 53 up. Shots on goal Minnesota 12-4-925 new York 10-20-535. Power play opportunities Minnesota 2 of 4 new York 2 of 8. Goalies Minnesota Casey 10-11-11 35 shots-32 saves. New York Vanbiesbrouc 21 13-4 25-20. A17,305. Flames 5, canucks 4 Vancouver 1 1 24 Calgary o 4 15 first period1, Vancouver Nordmark 5 Reinhart bozek8 05 up. Second period2, Calgary Hrdina 17 Suter mclnnis2 16 up. 3, Vancouver Skripko 24 Bozek linden13 00. 4, Calgary Mclnnis 13 Gilmour mullen14 10 up. 5, Calgary Roberts 17 Fleury loob14 35. 6, Calgary Fleury 5 Suter loob19 10. Third period7, Vancouver Linden 24 Skripko pederson8 05. 8, Vancouver Bozek 9 sutler13 08. 9, Calgary Loob 19 roberts18 25. Shots on goal Vancouver 4-9-1326. Cal Gary 16-15-637. Power play opportunities Vancouver 1 of 7 Calgary 2 of 4. Goalies Vancouver Mclean 10-10-2 37 shots-32 saves. Calgary Vernon 26-5-4 26-21. A19,318. Islanders 3, Nordques 2 new York islanders 1 1 13 Quebec 0 1 12 first period1, new York Jonsson 8, 14 12 so. Second period2, Quebec Sakic 20 Goulet brown11 28 up. 3, new York Kerr 7 woo third period4, new York Fitzgerald 1 Kromm hrudney6 56. 5, Quebec Brown 14, 18 58. Shots on goal new York 6-11-1431. Que Bec 7-8-1025. Power play opportunities new York 0 of 6 Quebec 1 of 5. Goalies new York Hrudney 15-21-3 25 shots-23 saves. Quebec Gosselin 9-12-3 31 28. A14.239. Blues 5, Blackhawk 4 St. Louis 1 2 25 Chicago 1 24 first period1, St. Louis Benning 7 Ronning paslawski7 06 up. 2, Chicago Larmer 31 pre Sley Manson 17 11 up. Second period3, St. Louis Hrkac 14 Ben Ning hull32 up. 4, Chicago. Creighton 12 mackey6 01. 5, St. Louis Paslawski 17 Federko ronning18 08 up. Third period6, St. Louis Paslawski 18 till by lalor17. 7, Chicago Graham 23 presley3 41. 8, Chicago Yawney 5 , larmer4 53 up. 9, St. Louis Hull 23 Hrkac lalor8 00. Shots on goal St. Louis 8-11-928. Chicago 7-7-1024. Missed penalty shots St. Louis Tuttle 10 06 2nd. Power play opportunities St. Louis 3 of 8 Chi Cago 2 of 4. Goalies St. Louis Millen. 13-14-5 24 shots-20 saves. Chicago Chevrier 13-11-2 28-23. A16,091. American hockey league sunday s results Baltimore 7, Moncton 3 Maine 4, new Haven 2 Rochester 6, Sherbrooke 5 Binghamton 6, Springfield 4 International hockey league sunday s results Milwaukee 6, Muskegon 1 Peoria 11, Indianapolis 3 sunday s College scores East Canisius 7, Villanova 0 n. Adams St. 16, Worcester St. 3 St. Bonaventure 6, mercy Hurst 4 Tennis Davis cup world group opening round results of opening round world group matches sunday which decided nations that Advance to quarterfinals. On saturday countries which assumed 3-0 leads to Clinch berths in the quarters were the United states Over Paraguay West Ger Many Over Indonesia France Over Israel Czechoslovakia Over the soviet Union Austria Over Australia and Yugoslavia Over Denmark Sweden 3, Italy 1 at Malmo Sweden Mikael perfors Sweden def. Massimiliano Narducci 6-3, 6-4, 4-6, 6-7 2-76-3. Spain 3, Mexico 2 at Marbella Spain Leonardo Lavalle Mexico def. Emilio san Chez 6-4, 6-2, 3-6, 7-5 Jorge Arrese Spain def. Francisco Maciel 6-3, 6-3, 6-4. Quarterfinal pairings All matches april 7-9 Sweden is. Austria at Vienna Spain is. Yugo Slavia site to be announced West Germany is. Czechoslovakia at Prague France is. United states at san Diego. Pan Pacific open Tokyo a results sunday in the pan Pacific open Tennis tournament singles championship Martina Navratilova fort Worth Texas def. Lori Mcneil Houston 6-7 3-76-3, 7-6 7-5. Doubles championship katrina Adams Chicago and Zina Garrison Houston def. Mary Joe Fernandez Miami and Claudia Kohide Kilsch West Germany 6-3, 3-6, 7 6 7-5. New zealand Auckland new zealand a results Sun Day from the $75,000 nutria metrics International women s tournament seeding in parentheses singles championship Patty Fendick 1sacramento Calif., def. Belinda Cordwell 6new zealand 6-2, 6-0. Doubles championship Fendick and Jill Hetherington Canada 1def. Elizabeth Smylie and Janine Thompson Australia 26-4, 6-4. Football Morrison s career statistics the career statistics for Joe Morrison who die sunday nil playing career receiving rec yes to 1959-72 . Giants 395 4993 47 Rushing Alt yes to 1959-72 . Giants 677 2472 18 College coaching career year w l t 1973 4 7 o 1974tn.-Chattanooga 470 1975 5 5 1 1976tn.-Chattanooga 6 4 1 1977tn.-Chattanooga 9 1 1 1978tn.-Chattanooga 7 3 1 1979 920 1980 new Mexico 470 1981 new Mexico 4 7 1 1982 new Mexico 10 1 0 1983 South Carolina 560 1984 South Carolina 10 2 0 1985 South Carolina 560 1986 South Carolina 362 1987 South Carolina 840 1988 South Carolina 0 totals 101 72 7 career highlights played in 1959 College All Star game senior bowl and North South All Star game. 1984 National coach of the year Walter Camp football foundation football news Athlon publications and Playboy Magazine. No. 40 retired by the new York giants. All time new York giants reception Leader with 395. Los Angeles open los Angeles a final scores and prize Money sunday in the $1 million los Angeles open played on the Par-71, 6,946-Yard Riviera country club course Mark Calcavecchia $180,000 68-66-70-68272 Sandy Lyle $108,000 68-66-68-71273 Hale Irwin $68,000 70-67-69-68274 Gene Sauers $41,333 67-70-72-67276 Steve Pate $41,333 67-71-68-70276 Phil Blackmar $41,333 68-72-67-69276 Fred couples $33,500 69-68-69-71277 Tom Kite $31.000 73-70-66-69278 Tom Purtzer $25,000 71-66-73-70280 Johnny Miller $25,000 71-70-70-69280 Ben Crenshaw $25,000 70-71-70-69280 Mike Reid $25,000 68-69-73-70280 Don Hammond $25,000 68-73-68-71280 . We bring $18,500 70-72-71 -68281 Peter Jacobsen $18,500 70-69-72-70281 Mark o Meara $14,500 75-68-70-69282 Bobby Wadkins $14,500 71-68-73-70282 Jim Hallet $14,500 72-70-70-70282 Jay Don Blake $14,500 71-71-70-70282 Fulton allem $14,500 70-71-71-70282 Mark Brooks $14,500 67-71-73-71 282 Howard Twitty $10,400 68-71-73-71283 Tocco mediate $10,400 70-71-70-72283 Faldo $10,400 72-68-68-75283 Price $7,471 73-67-73-71284 Tim Simpson $7 471 70-75-68-71284 Andrew Magee $7,471 71 -71-71-71 284 John Huston $7,471 70-70-75-69284 Craig Stadler $7,471 Gary Hallbert $7,471 Don Reese $7,471 Hal Sutton $5,414 Bernhard Langer $5,414 Ray Floyd. $5.414 John Inman $5,414 Chris Perry $5,414 Loren Roberts $5,414 Mark Lye $5,414 Scott Simpson $3,900 Clarence Rose $3,900 Tommy Armour Iii $3,900 Bill Sander $3,900 Corey Pavin $3,900 Dan Pohl $3,900 Steve Elkington $3,900 David Frost $2,835 Brian Tennyson $2,835 Curtis strange $2,835 Willie Wood $2,835 Bruce Pletzke $2,377 . Snead $2,377 fuzzy Zoeller $2,377 Andy bean $2,377 Webb Heintzelmen $2,377 Lanny Wadkins $2,377 Lon Hinkle $2,377 Tom Watson $2,240 Scott Hoch $2,240 John Adams $2,240 Calvin Peete $2,140 Larry Mize $2,140 Billy Andrade $2,140 George Archer $2,140 de Fiori $2,140 Jim Benepe $2,140 John Cook $2,140 Gil Morgan $2,020 David Ogron $2,020 Brad Faxon $2,020 Dick Mast $2,020 Don Pooley $2,020 Kenny Knox $1 ,950 Dan Forsman $1,950 Jodie Mudd. $1,910 Bob Tway $1,910 Bill Britton $1,880 Dave Eichelberger $1 ,860 Shawn Mcentee $1 ,840 Hub is 71-67-73-73284 71-69-71-73284 72-68-70-74284 70-73-71-71285 70-71-72-72285 69-75-71-70285 69-76-70-70285 71-69-72-73285 69-70-72-74285 72-72-74-67285 73-70-71-72286 71-73-71-71286 71-71-71-73286 72-71-73-70286 72-71-73-70286 72-73-74-67286 74-71-75-66286 73-69-72-73287 76-69-68-74287 73-71-68-75287 71-71-74-71287 69-70-75-74288 72-70-73-73288 72-69-74-73288 69-75-72-72288 69-74-74-71288 72-73-72-71288 70-75-74-69288 72-70-73-74289 74-69-72-74289 74-69-76-70289 71-72-72-75290 68-75-72-75290 74-70-73-73290 70-75-72-73290 72-72-76-70290 69-75-76-70290 74-71-75-70290 71-72-73-75291 72-71-75-73291 70-73-76-72291 72-72-76-71291 72-72-76-71291 72-72-75-73292 71-73-77-71292 72-73-73-75293 71-72-78-72293 74-70-74-76294 69-72-78-77296 72-70-82-74298 Auto racing. Daytona 24 Daytona Beach Fla. A results sunday from the Sun Bank 24 Daytona Simsa Camel it sports car race at Daytona International Speed Way with Drivers hometowns or countries make of car laps completed and Winner s average Speed in Mph starting positions in parentheses 1. 12 John Andretti Indianapolis Derek Bell Britain and Bob Wollek France porsche 962, 621laps, 92.009. 2. 2 Price Cobb Evergreen Colo. John Niel sen Denmark Jan Lammers Netherlands and Andy Wallace Britain Jaguar xjr-9, 621. 3. 4 Walter Brun Switzerland Hans stuck West Germany Oscar Larrauri Argentina and Doc Bundy Gainesville ga., porsche 962, 603. 4. 5 Klaus Ludwig West Germany James Weaver Britain and Sarel Van Der Merwe South Africa porsche 962, 600. 5. 10 Yoshimi Katayama and Takashi Yorino Japan and Elliott Forbes Robinson Denver Mazda 767b, 559. 6. 21 Pete Halsmer Anaheim Calif. Bob Earl Larkspur Calif. Mark Martin Greensboro n.c., and Paul Stewart Britain Mercury Cougar or 554 to division winners. 7. 24 Wally Dallenbach jr., Basalt Colo. Dor sey Schroeder St. Louis and Mark Martin Greensboro n.c., Mercury Cougar xr-7, 534. 8. 27 Tom Hessert Cherry Hill . Charles Morgan Conway ark., and John Morrison Brit Ain Buick Tina 530, Camel lights division win ners. 9. 32 Bob Zeeb Avon Colo. Bobby Akin Ossining ., and Jeff Purner Braselton ga., Mer Cury Capri 530. 10. 29 Andy Petery Greenwich Conn. Les Delano new York and Craig Carter Marion ind., Mercury Capri 528. 11. 38 Roger Mandeville Spartanburg . Brian Redman Britain Kelly Marsh Dublin Ohio and Gary Drummond Greenville ., Mazda re 7, 528. 12. 46 Al Bacon Kingsport Tenn. Bob Reed Bakersfield Calif., and Rod Millen Newport Beach Calif., Mazda rx-7, 526, Gnu division winners. 13. 52 Bob and Butch Leitzinger and Chuck Kurtz state College penn., Nissan 240sx, 517. 14. 53 Amos Johnson and Dennis Shaw Raleigh n.c., and Bob Lazier Vail Colo Mazda re 7,516. 15. 20 Tim Mcadam Greenwich Conn. Chip Mead St. Simons Island ga., and Bill Adam Coral Gables Fla., Buick fab car 515. Time of race 24 hours 1 minute 39.925 seconds. Average Speed 92.009 Mph. Margin of Victory 1 minute 26.665 seconds. Distance 2,210.76 Miles. Caution periods 4 for 1 hour 32 minutes. Race stopped 3 hours 56 minutes due to fog. Baseball sunday s College scores South Flagler 14-4, St. Thomas 2-10 Florida 18, w. Carolina 1 Miami Fla. 15, cent. Florida 0 South Florida 5, Tampa 4 far West California 5, Fresno St. 2,1st game California 6, Fresno St. 4, 2nd game Pacific u. 3, Chaco St. 0,1st game Pacific u. 5, Chaco St. 2. 2nd game Santa Clara 10-6, san Francisco St. 1-2 skiing world championships Vail Colo. A results sunday from the women s downhill event of the world Alpine ski championships 1. Maria Walliser Switzerland 1 minute 46.50seconds. 2. Karen Percy Canada 1 48.00. 3. Karen dealer West Germany 1 48.01. 4. Heidi Zurbriggen Switzerland 1 48.05 5. Emi Kawabata Japan 1 48.32. 6. Michaela Gerg West Germany 1 48.38 7. Kerrin Lee Canada 1 48.45. 8. Michela Figiel Switzerland 1 48.57 9. Heidi Zeller Switzerland 1 48.60. 10. Claudine Emonet France 1 48.61. 11. Rosi Krenn West Germany 1 48.78 12. Petra Kronberger Austria 1 48.83. 13. Larisa Majer soviet Union 1 48.97 14. Ulla Lodz Inja soviet Union 1 48.99. 15. Hilary Lundh Juneau Alaska and Veronika Wallinger Austria 1 49.01. 17. Kendra Kobelka Canada 1 49.02. 18. Natalia Zamula soviet Union 1 49.03. 499 re9 be Moese Plechner West Germany
